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>DJT is still going strong despite his age. You can barely tell that he
>is as old as he is. If all men at that age were as functional, nobody
>would be afraid to grow old.
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>--

They say he bench presses 500 lbs. and solves math problems for NASA in his
head during his spare time.

Donald Trump's Mind 'Faltering,' Top Psychologist Warns
Published Apr 02, 2024 at 11:12 AM EDT
Donald Trump's Mind 'Faltering,' Top Psychologist Warns
By Aleks Phillips

Donald Trump's mental capabilities appear to be "faltering in a very
dangerous way," a leading psychologist said.

Speaking on the David Pakman Show on Monday, Harry Segal, a senior lecturer
in psychology at Cornell University who has been critical of the former
president's mental health since he was first elected, said Trump was
showing signs of onset dementia.

"I think of this cognitive decline as being another layer of danger on top
of an already erratic, mentally challenged person who shouldn't be anywhere
near the White House," Segal said.

His comments come after a number of mental health professionals, who have
also been critical of Trump, wrote statements claiming he was suffering
from symptoms of dementia, while President Joe Biden�who has faced intense
scrutiny about his age and mental acuity�was showing normal signs of aging.
Donald Trump
Former President Donald Trump speaks during a press conference at 40 Wall
Street after a pre-trial hearing on March 25 in New York City. A growing
number of mental health experts have questioned Trump's cognitive...
Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images

They said Trump displayed behavior that typified a "confusion about
reality," and argued that he would have to be removed from office as he
would become "dangerously unable to fulfill the responsibilities" of
president.

At the time, a senior adviser to the Trump campaign told Newsweek that the
former president had "aced" a cognitive test twice and was "willing to take
a third test if Joe Biden sits in the same room and takes it at the same
time."